Showing posts with label blog. Show all posts
Showing posts with label blog. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 19, 2013

Instagram & Other Obsessions...

 

After much resisting due to time constraints and whatnot, I decided to open my very own Instagram account. Here is Quesito expressing my current situation and inviting you to follow me via the popular app.
I am now addicted since there is instant gratification after posting. I feel the love!!! Join me as I embark on my new quest to conquer the world one illustration/painting at a time.

( Check out my painting blog for another cool story about this)...


Friday, March 1, 2013

The Classics

Apollo kills the dogs and horses of  the Greeks


If you follow my painting blog, you are probably aware that I'm currently working on the Greek mythology muses. I was browsing the internet the other day and I found Jane Pack, an artist who as a personal project, is trying to illustrate the Iliad. I thought it was really neat, since I am currently reading the book. Moreover, it is always comforting to know there are other people who are still interested in the classics. Any other book lovers out there?

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Friday, February 15, 2013

Sushi on Stilts


Having looked at the blog I shared during my last post (Daily Sushi), I was inspired to create my own little sushi illustration. I pictured the piece of sushi trying to escape its future predator. The filling looked liked a screaming mouth to me, the chopsticks worked as stilts, and I could not leave out the wasabi, which turned out to be its hair/hat/wig.

The joy of the quick bursts of inspiration!!!

Tuesday, February 12, 2013

Sushi!!!


I found the most adorable tumblr blog while browsing the internet the other day...
It is called "Daily Sushi" and it was created by Argentinian blogger, web developer and illustrator: Joel Betancourt. His idea is to feature a sushi-related illustration every day, so it is wonderful place to find inspiration and to discover fellow artists working on both digital and natural media.
Your visit to this site will be highly appetizing, even if your palette does not really care for this Japanese delicacy.